“Were Afghan Women to Unveil Their Tales” is a project that gives a close and respectful look into Afghan women’s lives, showing wha...

The Omo Valley in southern Ethiopia is one of the world’s most ethnically diverse regions, home to indigenous tribes that have preserved centuri...

Deeply Rooted is a documentary photography project about the Sorbian minority in Germany during a crucial period of its history: the structural change...

 People with intellectual disabilities make up about 3% of the population of Poland. The same is true for Pionki, a town in Masovia, Poland. &...

The United States celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15, honoring the rich history, culture, and significant accomplishme...

STXBP1 is a rare disease, which however is not recognized as such in Italy, because the list has not been updated by the Ministry, so some aid for fam...

My goal with this documentary series is to bring awareness to the commercial fishing industry on Cape Ann. It’s been the primary industry here f...

In the heart of the city's industrial wasteland lies Lunga Lunga, a sprawling slum with 80,000 inhabitants, part of the larger Makuru with over 70...

One year after the wildfire that destroyed 400 hectares of land around the town of Palmela in Portugal I revisited the area to see how nature was copi...

Winners of the 2023 ZEKE Awards presented at Photoville, Brooklyn, NY. Photos were taken during opening weekend on Saturday, June 3, 2023. First Pl...

Prior to the onset of the coronavirus pandemic youth around the world were cutting school, taking to the streets, and demanding that their governments...

Day of the Dead is a religious festival observed in Mexico on November 2nd to honor the memory of loved ones who have passed away. The Aztecs believed...

Apu Quinto Inuma was a former lumber trafficker turned park ranger turned rogue Forest Guardian. He became a tireless international advocate for the e...

This is a story of deep survival. It is also the story of the beginning of a possible, if difficult, reconciliation. But, most of all, it is the story...

Shown here are two exhibitions of the photos from the Spring 2022 issue of ZEKE magazine on Sustainable Solutions to the Climate Crisis: 1. Photovi...

When people hear that someone was trafficked, it’s often assumed they were kidnapped and forced into labor against their will. Trafficking can b...

“Raised on the Midways of Mid-America” joins Hampton, 10, and Hadleigh, 12, on the road as they live eight months of the year at the fairs...

Meet Mrs.Swati, she is a History teacher in Kendriya Vidyalaya Sanghathan, currently posted in K.V Hinoo Ranchi, Jharkhand, India.  Though she...

The recent COP26 and Global Youth Development Index underscore the deep concern of young people for their world. Law no. 285/1997 facilitates children...

This exhibit documents an NJCAA Division III men’s basketball team, Boston’s Bunker Hill Community College Bulldogs, through their 20...

"Tree of Freedom" is a portrait series of young Nigerian activists raising awareness for the freedom of the girls in the captivity of Boko H...

London is home to some of the world's premier institutions of higher education. The University of London is a federal university comprisin...

Our Songs from the Forestis a tender solicitation into the hills of Achham, where we meet a chorus of young women coming of age in a fast changing soc...

What are we doing to our children?  It is astonishing that we leave them in a position of actually carrying around or pinning on their shirts sig...

This is the newest chapter of a 12-year project to understand Native Americans on reservations in Montana, South Dakota and Idaho and to help heal rac...

From 1924 until 1970, between 400 and 600 Aboriginal boys were forcibly removed from their families and placed in the Kinchela Boys Home (KBH) on the ...

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From 2005 until 2013 I was daily involved in the running of the workshop. I was part of La Tinaia life, living in close contact with the people that w...

The New York Vietnam Veterans Memorial is located in lower Manhattan, New York City. The main entrance area is at Water Street to South Street . This ...

In this exhibit, Åke Ericson covers the poor living conditions of the Roma in Europe. The debate on France's expulsion of Roma and the Swedi...

Shafali Jeste, a child neurologist focused on developmental disorders, and Richard Spurling, a tennis professional with an MBA in entrepreneurship, me...

A decade after Liberia's civil wars ended, the nation still has an unemployment rate as high as 85 percent, 80 percent of the population lives in ...

Albinism is a genetic condition causing a lack of melanin in the skin, eyes and hair. It is estimated to affect one in 3,000 people in Tanzania - sev...

In developing countries, when a girl receives an education, she is more likely to stay healthy (and HIV negative), marry when she chooses to, raise a ...

In February 2012 I accompanied my dentist, Dr. Joe Neeley, to the Dominican Republic. For a week, he and his assistants worked on teeth, while I docum...

Mighty Jambo Circus Academy in Githurai is a professional acrobatic training program for teens and youth from Nairobi’s slums. For 2 years, room...

The RED Badges of Courage Images and narrative by carol allen storey The HIV/AIDS pandemic in Africa is growing exponentially, fuelled by ignorance,...

“The Great Game” was the name given to the 19th century conflict between Britain and Russia for political control of Central Asia. The 20t...

With increasing inequality in living standards, the voices of those without are growing in number, clamoring to be heard as the precious resources upo...

Tannjimul Muslemin Yatim and Hafiz Khana, an orphanage and Islamic school situated by the famous Hazrat Shah Amanat Shrine in Chittagong, claims to ha...